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Lorean Hoefert
Thx for your Post.
I have now created a virtual machine with Virtual Box and the iso file from your link. After starting the VM, the installation runs through and after a final reboot, the selection of the different Asterisk versions appears. If I select a version and start it with Enter, the installation runs through again and after a final reboot the selection window appears again. So this is actually an endless loop. How do I break through them?
Read my first post again.
If the VM continues to start from the iso-file, shut the VM down (turn off), go to settings of your VM and remove iso-file (optical drive), then start your VM again.
Only do it, once you finished the installation.
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I tried the solution provided by Mawhrin-Skel. However, it didn't work for me the first time. Then I installed virtualbox-dkms and virtualbox-guest-dkms and tried the solution again. This time it worked for me. Following are the steps that I followed
Another problem is the Linux desktop will be fine until you do a "yum update". Some package is being updated and once it does, the desktop icons will become huge. Have not figured out what's causing this.
The size of your screen in the virtualbox is actually the problem of the guest OS not of virtualbox itself. You'll want to change the aspect ratio in the guest OS. In Ubuntu this can be done by clicking the downward facing arrow in the top right corner of the screen, this will open a small window in that area, click on the settings button, then go down to devices, and then display, and select a display size. The correct choice will depend on your monitor, but I selected "1440X900(16:10)" and that got rid of the gray borders on my computer.
The installation process runs fine without any problems, but then when it tries to load the desktop for the first time it pops up with an error message saying "the SHELL32.DLL file is linked to missing export SHLWAPI.DLL:tFileAttributesA.". Pressing ok to dismiss the alert then causes explorer to say it performed an illegal operation and will be shut down. Since explorer is shut down before I can actually access the desktop, it is impossible for me to try fixing this from within the OS, so any solutions that require the os to be running are unusable.
Searching for the details of the illegal operation performed by explorer (which was "EXPLORER caused an exception 6d007eH" if you're interested) revealed that it is caused by the OS missing something called ole32.dll, and the provided solution was to copy a fresh version of this file from my windows 98 cd, which obviously would be the iso I downloaded from here. However, the iso provided on this site does not contain any file called "ole32.dll" when I look at its contents.
So I guess my question is, just how many dll files are missing from this site's iso, where can I find them, and how would I add them to my virtual hard drive without having access to it from within virtualbox?
If these dll's were never included with windows 98, then why am I having an error referring to them from a fresh install? Where would my Os installation be expected to get its files from other than the installation media? This is really infuriating because I haven't done any crazy power user stuff, I'm literally just following a tutorial to install the operating system, following the exact steps that are shown, and I'm just... getting errors that the guy doing the tutorial doesnt get. The same sequence of actions provides a different result for me than everyone else. What do I even do in this situation?
I did have some weird issues with Windows 98 SE Retail Full when I installed it on my ThinkPad T41. I'd be missing win.com, dblhlp.sys and two other files after installing Office 2000 or accidentally installing the XP version of WindowBlinds 4.7. I'd copy the files from the cabs back into the WINDOWS and SYSTEM folders but I'd get a registry corruption BSoD on bootup. Installing win98 directly over the old install worked for one session before the files disappeared on the next boot-up.
You'd have to replace the files from DOS (since the issue only affects the Windows environment). Use the extract command for the applicable cab file, provided that you copied them to the HDD or loaded CD-ROM drivers, then copy the missing files to the WINDOWS and/or SYSTEM directory.
Yes, thats the ISO. I'm going to be totally honest, I'm pretty new to learning the inner workings of operating systems, and I didnt know what a cab file was until just now googling it based on your answer. I will try what you suggested.
If I am having multiple files missing from the install for some reason, is there some way to find them all out or would I have to fix each one individually and then see if any further errors occur after each reset?
If they're drivers to be loaded at startup or files needed to start Windows then they'd be referenced in the corresponding error at boot. Otherwise you'd encounter them only when you do something that requires them.
You'd have to look for them in the WIN98_XX.cab files in the win98 folder. You can apply the missing files simultaneously. Hopefully you've got a search tool that looks inside cabs, because Windows 7's built-in search doesn't (even though the explorer can access them).
Ok, no, that's not the problem. all the files being referenced are present. The SHLWAPI.dll and ole32.dll are both in the system folder on the os's c drive. I'm out of ideas then, what could possibly be causing these errors if the files in question are actually there?
Nothing in this thread makes sense. You have a mismatched version of SHELL32.DLL or SHLWAPI.DLL. Probably you installed some software that "updated" one of the files to an incompatible version. It is also possible you may have secondary, incompatible, copies floating around in locations other than the system folder.
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